
Field-gray assault armor protects Imperial Army assault troops during urban fighting, amphibious landings, fortified attacks, and other close combat.
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General Information
| Model | Army Assault Armor |
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| Category | Armor |
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| Classification | Imperial Army Armor |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 4 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Imperial Department of Military Research (IDMR) — Designer |
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| Operators | Imperial Army (IA) — Primary |
Specifications
Additional
Material
Reinforced plastoid plates over impact-dispersing textiles
Coverage
Torso, shoulders, arms, hips, and lower legs
Helmet
Sealed assault helmet with communications, visual filtering, and respirator
Body Glove
Field-gray impact-dispersing body glove
Integrated Systems
Communications, filtered air support, sealed equipment housings
Environmental Protection
Sealed against sand, salt, moisture, smoke, and industrial contaminants
Standard Equipment
Utility belt; field pack; ammunition pouches; respirator; survival kit
Description
Army assault armor provides greater torso, shoulder, arm, and leg protection than ordinary field armor without imposing the full encumbrance of heavy armor. Its sealed equipment housings resist sand, salt, moisture, and industrial contamination, while the helmet integrates communications and filtered air support. Squad leaders and officers use subdued field-gray rank markings that remain identifiable without compromising unit camouflage.
Squad Leader Configuration
Assault-command configuration with subdued rank markings and expanded communications.
Adds command communications, additional ammunition carriage, and field-gray rank markings for close identification.
Variant Specifications
Additional
Color
Field gray with subdued rank markings
Integrated Systems
Command communications; squad-status display; tactical data link
Standard Equipment
Additional ammunition; command datapad; target-designation equipment